Sentence examples for course the border from inspiring English sources

Today, of course, the border of Europe is rebounding, thanks to the expansive semi-state run out of Brussels.

And nearly 400 people died last year trying to cross from one side of it to the other.Of course, the border is not a single country.

Immigrant rights' groups lambasted Republican senators for dumping crippling demands for tight amnesty, citizenship and, of course, the border security provisions on the bill.

Of course, open the border, they said, it will help the economy and improve prospects for the future.

The Artibonite River the island's longest, approximately 175 miles (280 km) long rises in the western Dominican Republic in the Cordillera Central and follows a southwestward course along the border with Haiti.

That re-naming prompted the government of Québec to reiterate its position vis à vis its land border with Labrador: "No Québec government has ever formally recognized the course of the border between Québec and Newfoundland in the Labrador Peninsula, as defined by the judgment made by the judiciary committee of the Privy Council of London in 1927.

"So I think we need to set up an 'American Ninja Warrior' obstacle course at the border and whoever can make it, you can't fake it, they get through," she added.

The paraoptic branches pierced the sclero-optic junction and coursed through the border tissue of Elschnig at the level of the prelaminar cribrosa.

Of course, sometimes the borders between the present and the past are blurry, particularly when you're surrounded on all sides by information, and you like drinking.

Use created wetlands to the benefit of the course and the bordering waterways.

"Along its border," of course, means across the border — a k a Pakistan.